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Deaf U is a Netflix original reality series that follows the lives of seven Gallaudet students as they navigate the ups and downs of college.

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The following events offer a wide array of choices to celebrate the rich legacy of the past 150 years of Gallaudet University's history. September Visionary Leader: Jack Gannon September 10-Sesquicentennial Lecture Series: Andrew Solomon, 12:30-1:45 p.m., Kellogg Conference Hotel, Swindells Auditorium September 12-President Alan Hurwitz's...

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In the aftermath of the recent mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine — in which four deaf people were killed and five were injured — Gallaudet’s Deaf and Hard of Hearing Child Resilience Center (DHHCRC) rapidly released ASL videos on coping after mass violence, both for kids and teens, and how youth of different ages might respond to traumatic events.

Nuestra Casa, the Center for Latine Deaf Studies, hosted three events April 4-6 with Dr. Jamila Guerrero-Cantor, G-’07, a social justice advocate who has done extensive research on Deaf undocumented Mexican immigrants navigating college in California. Guerrero-Cantor also serves as Secretary of the Dolores Huerta...